Hannah Nightingale
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Dallas County judge signs order requiring masks in most indoor spaces
On Wednesday, the Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins signed an order mandating the wearing of masks for those over the age of two in most indoor public spaces.
Customers threaten to boycott Subway over ads featuring woke US soccer player Megan Rapinoe
Olympic and World Champion soccer player Megan Rapinoe has once again kicked up backlash over kneeling for the national anthem, this time with customers of Subway franchises.
Gov. Kate Brown reinstitutes mask mandate for Oregon
Going into effect on Friday, the new mandate states that adults and children older than five indoors. Face masks would also be required on public transportation for those ages 2 and older.
CDC urges pregnant women to get COVID-19 vaccine after new safety data emerges
“COVID-19 vaccination is recommended for all people 12 years and older, including people who are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying to get pregnant now or might become pregnant in the future."
WATCH: Psaki dodges questions on White House transparency
Psaki said that she would not comment or provide information on "the comings and goings of the president's grandchildren or people visiting him in Delaware."
Gov. Newsom mandates vaccines for all California school staff
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced on Wednesday that all teachers and staff at schools will be required to either get vaccinated or undergo weekly COVID-19 testing.
Clay Travis urges Tennessee school board not to force children to wear masks
"Don't let your kids wear masks," said Travis, who was met with a standing ovation from parents, while school board members told him his time was up.
Biden to press US businesses to require vaccinations for employees
In a push to get more American workers vaccinated, President Joe Biden will meet virtually Wednesday with the chief executives of United Airlines and Kaiser Permanente.
Ted Cruz stands up for states' rights against federal overreach on election integrity laws in late night Senate session
In a speech given to the Senate, Cruz addressed why the powers of redistricting should not be taken out of state legislatures.
Senator Rand Paul suspended from YouTube for saying 'cloth masks don't work'
"A badge of honor ... leftwing cretins at Youtube banning me for 7 days for a video that quotes 2 peer reviewed articles saying cloth masks don't work," Paul tweeted Tuesday.
Minneapolis Democrat campaigner comes out in support of far-left violent extremism
On Monday, a chair of the Minneapolis Democratic-Farmer-Labor party Devin Hogan issued comments praising acts of violence that occurred in Minneapolis last summer.
Judge wants Jan 6 rioters to pay more than $1.5 million in restitution toward $500 million in damages
Howell questioned the U.S. attorney’s office in Washington on Monday regards why it was looking to require only $2,000 in each felony case and $500 in each misdemeanor case.
WATCH: Biden says Andrew Cuomo did a 'hell of a job,' forgets what he was asked moments later
During address given after the $1 trillion infrastructure package was passed, President Joe Biden was questioned on a comment he made about Governor Andrew Cuomo, who announced his resignation this afternoon amidst his sexual harassment scandal.
Trudeau Liberals commit $321 MILLION in funding for residential school survivors support, victim searches
On Tuesday, the Trudeau government announced that they are committing $321 million in funding for programs and services for Indigenous communities affected by former residential schools, including funding for searching burial sites.
Gas price analyst says prices could rise depending on Delta variant effect on economy
Continually rising gas prices across the country could carry on into the near future depending on the delta variant’s effect on Canada’s economy.